Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-04-09
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Bells dray line.
J. F. Kelley, of the Plaindcaler, was in I
the city yesterday.
Rev, Mr.. Dahks went to Aryilla Tues
day to attend the prespbytery.
Nicholson Bros. have rented and will
seed the Rumney farm in Odessa.
Mrs. w. Y. Rumney and daughter Net
tie returned from Michigan Saturday.
J. l.. Richmond, clerk of court of Ben
% county, was in the city Thursday.
W. H. Price was up from Bartlett Mon-
day and called upon the INTER-OcEAN.
James McHose, with P. Brennan, the
railroad contractor, was in the city
Thursday.
Geo. Dickinson, now in tho machine
business at Churchs Ferry, was In the
city Thursday.
Frank Wilder returned from Boston
last Saturday, glad to got back to this
healthy latitude.
removed to Fifth street, next to the
Commercial hotel.
There wcro $40 pounds Of mai! re-
cciyed ut this p%ostoffce by Mondays
west bound train,
Nels Jacobson, postmaster at Rugby,
was in town Tuesday and called to see
the INTER-OCEAN.
Rev. Mr.. banks will preach at Mime
waukan tomorrow. The Sunday school
will meet as usual.
Harry Rumney and Bob Fox of Mouse
river have taken q grading contract on
the western extension.
Geo. II. Treat, accompanied by his
cousin, j. l.. Ammon, arrived Friday
last from Dccorah, Ia.
Episcopal services will be held tomor-
row easter Sunday at the Presbyterian
church. All are invited.
The band boys give their Easter Mon
day dance OH the evening of the 18th.
A big crowd is promised.
Several carloads OF stock passed
through here early yesterday morning
to be used on tho railroad grade.
Rolla E. Noyes came up Tuesday on
business in connection with the steam
boat case before Referee Wishart.
l.. L. Blanchard, a merchant of McRea,
Dak., was in the city Monday on his way
east to lay IN a stock of drygoods.
A. b. Bennett left Wednesday for
Fargo to attend the meeting of the North
Dakota Pharmaceutical association.
Frank Thomas arrived from Duluth
Monday and will commence farming
operations on the Thomas place at Fresh
water.
Over 1000 men hayc passed through
this city for the west this week. Most
of them will work on the railroad ex-
tension.
r. McDougal has sold his blacksmith
Cando. Mr.. McDougal was in town
Thursday.
J. H. Reynolds, G.. w. Meyers and
X. Topham, three distinguished capital
lists from the east, were IN the city Tues
clay night.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. V. j. South. April 2
u son. All doing we'll, including the
father, who was offering odds that il
would be a girl.
r.. l.. and A. d. Cleveland purchased
Smith Fassett's farm Thursday, paying
$4,000 therefor. The land lies II mile
east of this city.
Married, ut Devils Lake, April 4, 1887
by Rev. l.. T.. banks, Mr.. John Mckay
and Miss Cora Conner, both of Crane
Harbor township.
There are about W thousand loads
more or less, of garbage and disease
breeding debris which should be hauled
away from town.
Dave and Sandy Coolin arrived herr
from Mouse river last Saturday, having
walked the entire distance. They drov'
in thirty head of cattle.
Dune Morris and Rilly Brunette lef
for st. Paul Wednesday. Billy took hi
family along and will locate them tenn
porariIy in Minneapolis.
The father, mol. r. and sister of til,
tIaig Rros. arrived from York sta.
Thursday and are now permanent resi-
dents of Ramsey county.
A. l.. Sassman arrived last E'rida,
from Pennsylvania in charge of an OK
cursion consisting Of fourteen persons
who are in search of homes.
Peter johnson tore out the "innards'
of tho Lakeyiew hotel Wednesday anC
took the effects to Minot. Mr.. and Mrs
Crowley will farm it this year.
1t will interest q great many of on
readers to know that Judge John w
Bennett has been chosen president q
the Bottineau Temperance society.
Work upon the Bottineau brancl
commenced Thursday according to all
n~ouncenlent, and the Turtle mountain
will have railroad connection within
month.
parson Stuart dreamed recently tina
Gov. Hill of New York would be nomi
mated for president in 1888. This Is tn
parsons way of saying he don't lik
Cleveland.
The lake ice is getting treacheroui
crossing on it. Two weeks of sucl
weather as this will see the steamer run
ming again.
The M. T.. sociablc at Mrs. Goodhue'
Tuesday evening was attended by abou
performed OH the piano to tho great dc
light of the guests.
Budde Bros. have opened a gents fur
nishing goods stock or the corne of Arm
old and Fourth, under tho management
of David Mason, who thoroughly under
stands this line of trade.
Fob Fox came in from Towner yestel
day and brings the information that h
and his partner German haye sold thei
livery stable to Col. John Ely. Bob ha
taken q sHb-contract on the road.
The people of Devils Lake may res
assured that with MI. Cogswell in til
postoflce the mail will be properly han
died. The recent change in The ofiic
caused considerable apprehension in thi
regard.
The invitations for the 6sth annivel
sary of Odd Fellowship ball, April Q
will be out in a few days. The admis
nson hoa hoon nlaoo6 nj II nor oonnlo 1,